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DINANGA SENDS TRINITY DOWN

By Wilf Alexander
AFC TELFORD UNITED 3
GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 2
AFC TELFORD stormed back from two down to guarantee their survival in a blockbuster that saw Gainsborough relegated.
United had worked hard enough without making the most of their pressure before being hit with a sucker punch four minutes before half-time.
In a mad scramble, Trinity hit the bar twice with the rebound falling to Nathan Stainfield, whose low drive was parried by home keeper Ben Wilson into the path of Ashley Worsfold who made no mistake from close quarters.
The Bucks got hit on the break 11 minutes after the restar...

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